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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-21
ASHLAND.
= accidents -narriage-Tbe County
Couri-NeWs or the County, &c.

accidents - harrtogc-Ebe county
Couri-NeWs or the County, &c.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspaich.l
OCTOBER 20, 1887.
Mr.. =. c. Burlington. Of West Yir-
einia. student of the college, while
engaged in a game OF football on the
campus Tuesday evening was quite
badly kicked in the mouth by another
siuoent. lie received painful wound,
which necossitates his eating through a
tube.
DIR. Herbert Claiborne, a prominent
physician of Petersburg, Va, who is
especially interested in athletlcl as
system for promoting good health, will
deliver the address on the occasion of
the opening of the new gymnasium
here about the last OF this month.
a revival is being carried on in the
Methodist church here, Led 10y Rev. Mr..
Betty. Mr.. Betty is a strong and con
vincing preacher, and doubtless many
will be added to the church before the
close of the meeting.
In the Hanover County Court yes
terday Rosa Macon was convicted OF
and sentenced to two years in the peni-
tertiary for burglary.
There is very little political excite
ment in the neighborhood of the Court
house, but it is generally conceded that
Wickham and Cardwell will be re-
elected.
The people of Hewlett's and vicinity
have lost highly. esteemed and infu-
entail neighbor in Mr.. Van McCreary.
who has moved his family from their
neighborhood. Mr.. McCreary has
rented DR.. Perkinss farm near here,
end the good people of Ashland will
find his family quite an addition to
their society.
Mr. Frank holland, of Norfolk. has
entirely recovered from his illness, and
is now pursuing the festive partridge
over the fields Of his boyhood.
Mr.. Landon Berkeley, an old gentle
man OF the neighborhood OF Hewletts,
was painfully kicked by his horse few
| days since.
Miss Louise p. Winston, daughter OF
Mr.. Edward Winston, of this county,
was uDlteu III uhITlage ycsttIudy eve
ming at the home of her father, two
miles from here, to Dir. L. w. Nor
ment, of Darlington, S. @. DR.. G. H.
Byland, of Richmond, ofliciated. The
following ladies acted as bridesmaids :
Miss Norment, Miss Mary Coleman,
Miss Bessie Gregory, and Miss Fannie
Howard. The following gentlemen
acted as groomsmen Messrs. NJ. p.
howard, Wesley Winston, Oyerton
Howard, and j. s. Birch.
The house was beautifully decorated
and an elegant supper served. The
presents were numerous and hand
some. The couple left on the night
train for an extended tour through the
| southern States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-21
ALEXANDRIA.
FuneraI-COurt NOtes-Very Ill
Especial telegram to tho Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram 10 tho D5Pacn'I
ALEXANDRIA, VA, October 2O.-De-
spite the cold, pouring rain a good con-
gregation of sorrowing friends assem-
bled in the First Presbyterian church
this forenoon to pay the last tribute OF
respect to the memory of Mrs. Mary
Harrison Newton, who died at her
niece's, near Baltimore, Tuesday night.
Rev. Mr.. Nourse (pasto) conducted
the services, and the lnterment was IN
the Presbyterian cemetery. Mrs. New
ton was the last surviving child OF the
late DR.. Elias Harrison. who Tor thirty
odd years ministered mt the First
church. She was sixty-siX years old,
and was twice marricd-irst to Captain
William Cleggett, who was lost at sea,
and second TO James Monroe Newton,
recently deceased. She possessed all
those virtues and characteristics that
compose true woman and Christian.
At the urgent request OF citizens,
without respect to party, the Light In
iantry has reeonsidered its decision not
to 90 to Richmond next week, and will
90 with fifty men. The Hydraulan
Fire Company will also go, as will Lee
Camp and n number of other citizens.
The case of Curran, for assault on
Padgett, wss Roitc proseqaied to-day
and the prisoner discharged from GUS
tody.
Douglass Kidwell. convicted of throw
ing the stone that killed young Werten-
baker the brakeman, was also turned
loose. His time was out and his fine
was RENTED.
DIR. Albert Fairfax lies in precariOus
condition still, with most of the local
physicians and Surgeon-General Ham
ilton at his bedside.
Judge Hughes has confirmed tho
Alexandria and Washington railroad
sale.
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81. 1887

Ohio and Western railroad for property
DESTROYED along the line of the road by
fire from the engine-one of $3.50 IN
favor OF w. w. McPherson one OF
$3.50 in favor Of Barkly Lloyd, and
one Of 800 in favor OF Robert Adams.
The Loudoun Cavalry-Captain j.
Bradley Beverley-were ont for their
first drill on Saturday, about twenty
five men being in line. The troop IS
as yet ununiformed. The Loudoun
Guards, infantry-Captain W. W.
Athey-meet twice week and go
through the squad and portions OF the
company drill. 1t is to be hoped that
both companies will soon be uniformed,
equipped, and mustered into the State S
service.
A protracted meeting is being con-
Quoted in the Methodist Episcopal
church, Waterford, by Rev. ID. Q. He'd
rick, the services being held nightly,
with growing interest.
At meeting of the lodge OF Good
Templars here on Monday night the
death of Hon. John b. Finch, Right
Worthy Grand Templar of the World,
was announced, and the charter was
ordered to be draped in mourning for
thirty days. CATocrIN.
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New hooks.

The Dire Cookbook. Carefully Com
piled from the Treasured Family
Connections of Many Generations of
Noted Housekeepers, etc, etc. Re-
vIsed edition. Atlanta, Ga: l.. A.
CLARKsoN & Co.
For sale by the publishers.
Country Lack. by JOHN HABBERToN,
author Of "Brueton's Bayou" etc.
Philadelphia j. i. Lippincott Com
pany. 1887. Price 81.
For sale by WEsT, JOHNSTON & Co.
The RcuOiutiOn in Tanners Lane. BY
MARX RUTHERFORD. Edited by his
friend REUBEN SHAPscoTT. New York
and London: G. p. PUTNAM's SONs.
1887. Price sl.25.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
Bodyke. A chapter in the History Of
Irish Ldndi0rdism. BY HENRY
NORMAN. Reprinted with several adj
ditional chapters. New York q. p.
PUTNAM's Sons. 1887. Price IS cents.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
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BALDWIN DISTRICT FAIR.
Fad Weather-The Band ASsOcin'
ffOH.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram TO the Dispatchl
STANTON, VA, October 20.--lt has
rained constantly, thus cutting OF seye-
raj thousand visitors it was known
would have been in attendance to-day
at the Baldwin District Fair Colonel
Beverley, president of the State Fair ;
DR.. King, president of the Shenandoah
Fair. and Colonel Randolph Harrison,
Commissioner of Agriculture, were all
here, and but for the weather it would
have been o grand day for the agricul-
tural interests. The farmers looked
forward with great pleasure to q com
munion with our Commissioner, who
must hold them in remembrance for
another occasion.
The programme Of to-day was de-
fcrred till tomorrow, and thai Of to-
morrow to Saturday, except for the test
OF lady horsemanship, which will take
place tomorrow.
The ensign OF the military corps OF
the Fishburn School is Cadet Herbert
Drew, Of Richmond, son Of Rev DR..
Drew, who will have the honor of bear
ing in the ranks the beautiful stand Of
colors presented to the corps yesterday
on the fairgrounds.
The several organizations of the
Valley Band Association-to wit Har-
risonburg, Professor Eschman di-
rector; Goshen, Professor Wood ;
Bridgewater, Professor Bucker; Au-
eusta and the Stonewall Brigade. Pro-
fossor Webb-in all sixty-seven pieces,
were present and played several pats
as unit. Professor Webb, OF the
StonewaIl, was reelected president,
and Professor Bucker secretary. The
next meeting of the association will be
in Harrisonburg. The visiting bands
were entertained by the Stonewall at
their hall. 1t is clear weather tonight.
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Ena. MiunbiAh Dead.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHASE CRY, October 20, 1887.
Ras. Wimbish, upon whom the ope.
ration of laparotomy was performed
foIty-tbree days ago. and whose case
attracted so much attention, and who
exhibited such wonderful powers OF
recuperation, died here last night. He
bad refused food for some time, and to
this cause his death is attributed. An
inquest and pOSt-mOrtcm examination
will be held to-day and the immediate
cause Of his death determined j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-21
LYNCHBURG'S FAIR.
ANOTHER RAINY DAY-THE TRADES
PARADE POSTPONED.
The Governor to Remain 0ver--He Holds
a Leves-Psople Pouring Into
the City
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I

LYNcHBURG, VA, October 20.-Gov-
elnor Lee, accompanied by Colonel O..
OBJ. Cowardin and others Of his staff,
and Mr.. Waller, his private secretary,
arrived here at very early hour TINS
morning, but the party quietly kept
their places in the sleeper until $50 A..
NJ. st that hour they were waited
upon by delegation Of citizens con
sisting Of Senator Daniel, Mr.. {. w.
Button, and Colonel Il. S. Mayre. and
a detachment Of the Light Infantry
Blues and escorted TO the Noryell-Ar-
hngton, where quarters had been ar
ranged for them. A drizzly, gloomy
dav greeted their appearance in the
Hill City. The rain, which had held
up so opportunely on wednesday, be-
gan another down-pour early this
morning, which continued steadily all
day, and temporarily drowned out the
fair.
The Executive Committee decided to
postpone the trades parade, and re-
quested the Governor to remain over.
lie at first declined, pleading an en-
gagement to address the Medical So
ciety in Richmond tomorrow night,
but after finding it possible to remain
over and still reach Richmond in time
to fill the engagement, he yielded to
their entroaties and consented TO stay.
He has spent the day at his hotel re-
ceiving callers and holding sort of in
formal levee, in which he has done a
deal of handshaking.
The city is full of visitors from the
country, many of whom are naturally
anxious to meet and greet tho State
Executive. "Our Fitz is exceeding
" popular with our people.
Tonight the Governor and his party
occupied a.box in the Opera-House.
The trades display will be carried out
tomorrow rain or shine.
Senator NJ. c. Butler, Of South Caro-
lima, returned to the city this afternoon
after brief absence.
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pared with Mr.. BLAINE as an orator.
In such a comparison the advantage is
greatly on the side OF Mr.. BLAINE. But
1t is equally true that Mr.. BLAINE can
not be compared with Mr.. CLEVELAND
as an honest man. In such COMPARE
son the advantage is greatly on the side
of Mr.. CLEVELAND" Which suggests
that BLAINE organs engaged in criti-
cising Mr.. CLEvEbAND's oratory would
better "shut up"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-21
LOUDOUN COUNTY.
circuit Court-Murder I'm the Second
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Meeting. &c.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
LEEsBURG, October 10. 1887.
Commonwealth's-Attorney McCabe.
one Of Judge Bonds recently -imprison-
ed officials, reached here Tuesday night,
and in the Circuit Court to-day proceeded
with the prosecution Of Ida Manly, in
dicted for murder, the prisoner being
defended by Major John NJ. Orr. Ar
guments closed at 4 o'clock this after
noon and the case was given TO the
Jury, who after beng out for an hour
brought in verdict of murder in the
second degree and fixed the punish
ment at eighteen years in the peniten-
tisry.
Among other business disposed of in
the Circuit Court SO far this week are
judgments against the Washington,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-21

The Nizam OF Hyderabad's gift to
the British Government for frontier de-
fence against Russia is SO, 900, 900, or q
million more than previously an
nounced.
+. Marion Crawford, the novelist,
who has taken up his permanent resi-
dence in villa overlooking the Bay OF
Naples deyotes his leisure to yachting
and fishing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-21
Incorrect Statements.

The Bristol News, which is still
owned, we think, by Mr.. /. q. FowLER,
who was Speaker OF General MAHosEs
Legislature few years ago, has, rather
to our surprise, the following state
ments:
/. The decision Of United States
Circuit Court is the law OF the land un.
Ill IL shall have been reversed and set
aside by the Supreme Court OF the
Union.
2. The United ststss Constitution
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-21
ROnd the UsurDer.
Winchester Times.I


The action of Judge Bond is the
most tremendous stride towards CEN
tralizaiion, the most deadly aud in
sidious blow at American liberty, the
most uscrupulous act of judicial tyran-
Nv ever recorded in the annals OF Anne
rioan jurisprudence. The triumph of
the Democratic party in the coming
election will proclaim to the world that
virginia will not desert her children
nor give up her liberties without a
struggle.
What a spectacle to the world Vir-
einia who was the proudest and queen
hest of the regal sisterhoCd that plight
ed troth to the Constitution lying help
less beneath the insults and cOntumely
OF Federal Judge, her laws set at
naught, her Supreme Court oyerruled,
and her officers derided, condemned,
and incarcerated. The very COnstitu-
ton which was wrought by the brain
sweat of her children for the preservA-
ton Of a national unity as the guaran-
tee of the autonomy OF the State and
tie better establishment of the liber-
ties Of the citizen made a meshwOrk OF
suares by which she is bound hand aud
foot, stripped of her sovereignty, and
her servants imprisoned.
Clarke Courier.l
Judge Bond, by his usurpation of
judicial authority, in ordering thearrest
and incarceration in the Richmond Jail
of Attorney General Ayers and Com
monwealth's-Attorneys Scott, of Eau
quier, and McCabe, OF Loudoun, has
done more than the press OF the State
and Chairman Barbour were able to do
towards awakening the Democrats Of
Virginia from that lethargic sleep into
which they seemed to have fallen.
New York Evening PosLl
A Republican organ, commenting
upon the appeal to the Supreme Court
in the Virginia debt controversy, says
THAT the only chance OF decision in
favor of reputation lies in Mr.. Cleve-
lands hands" and that eff he will APP
point Judge like Lamar, there may be
a majority of one for a revocation Of
the original decision" A better way
of putting it would be that the original
decision may be revoked il Mr..
Cleveland will appoint a Judge like
Chief Justice Waite, Justice Miller, JUS
tice Bradley, or Justice Gray, all north
ern Republicans, who voted Sin favor
OF reputation" and were only pre-
vented from making it the verdict of
| the tribunal by the fact that the single
Democratic justice, Mr.. Field, voted
with the other four Republican justices
in opposition. If the court finally de-
cides lin favor of reputation" it will
not be because Mr.. Cleveland appoints
southern Democratic justice who
votes that way, but because Lincoln,
Grant, and Arthur appointed four
northern Republican justices who set
him the example.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-21

SMILE. AnmE wore a $40 corset with
every dress, and it required the
strength Of man-serant TO lace her
corsets up" No wonder AIMEE FREE
quently found herself in q tight place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-21

Let every hall or platform which is
expected to be crowded during the
Fair DO inspected and carefully ex-
amined by the City Engineer or some
other expert.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-21

A hurried glance at the full-page
likeness in this weeks Harper will be
just as apt to leave the impression that
ii is JEFF DAVIS as that it is ABE LIN
COLIN whose counterfeit presentment is
there shown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-21

What is the use Of having navy to
protect this country when all we would
have TO DC in case Of invasion would be
to entice the invaders to Pittsburgh and
explode natural.gas main?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-21

They do say that since the Presidents
visit to Atlanta it has been necessary
to band that city with iron to keep her
from exploding.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-21

Time is too valuable TO be wasted in
credulously experimenting with various
remedies when 25-cent bottle of DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup viii st onco cure
your cold,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-21

We have Practice for October II,
1857. J. T. VIM, editor and propri-
etor, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-21

The Chicago Times Probably tits
true, as tho Republican papers assert
THAT Mr., CLEVELAND cannot be COM
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TAXES.
NEANCHEsTER TAX.PAYERs.

vi
THE LAST HALF OF THE CITY AND
SCHOOL TAX Is PAYABLE ON OK BEFORE
NOVEMBER 1. 1857. All persons paying the
same on or before that date viii be entitled %
REBATE OF 5 PR CENT. on the city tsx.
] am now ready 10 receive the state tax for
1857. Five per cent. viii be added 20 all taxes
city, school, and state-unpaid December 4,
1887, and the same will DO placed In the hands
Of tho Sergeant for collection.
j. w. BRONAU0H, JR.
Treasurer City OF Manchester.
-a0dtNoft
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/. Overture William Toll "........... Rol-lni.
.. international Congress. .......-...... SOusa.
comprising the following.
Fugue on Yankee Doodle. Hail Columbia God
Save tho Queen, la Marsclliaise, wearing oi
the Green. Wacht am Rhino. Russian Hymn,
The Cossacks Lullaby. spanish Constitution,
Andalusian Dance. Austrian Hymn. Polish VA
tiCnal Song, Italian Song, Ia Luisilla. Snrii-
MAN March. Greek National March, Polish Ma
tional Dance.
3. Cornet solo. "Facllita "............l Hartman.
Mr.. Walter +. Smith.
Selection. LA GiOc0nda '......P onchicli,
introducing Sailor. and POpulace Chorus,
Thanks Unto the Angelic Voice: Marene7ra.
Barcarole Mrlana, Him Love rs the Light Of
Creation, and Dance Of Hours.
.. tu) " Swedish Wedding March .SoicrmAn.
Q)"A Musical strike '. .......... Fah.b d.
PART II.
!. March, 1.-THE Blending of the Blue chi the
peveii''iSc. Maryland Ny Maryland, Carry Me-
Back 10 Oid Nirgilny, Gay an Happy
Star-Spanelcd Banner, aud Dixie.
, Nosaic "LOheugrin -. ........... wagner,
introducing the Question Motive, The swan
song Flsa'4 Progression q Che Minister ProIuic
10 ne Bridal Chorus. Tho Bridal Chorus, h.
Grail Motive; Oh, King q Kings, AMI Finale.
g. "Reminiscences 4 Scotland 49,. Goiirey
introducing SCOTS Wha rlae, Aud Robin Gray
Bonnie l6ddie. The Campbclls ar Coming.
Grow tho Kushcs, Oh: The braeq ON Auchter-
ardar. Annie Laurie, Within a Nile Of Elln-
boroi Bonnie Blue, The Blue Bells on SCOT
land, Tullochg0rum. and Aud Lang Syno.
4. Flute Solo, Fantasia Briiliante '...Iersc1k,
Mr.. Henry Jaeger
Michaels.
Daybreak. The Song Of he Birds, the Purimg
OF The Brook, Tho Morning Prayer anu The
6. descriptive Fantasia a Hunting scene
Fairly Morning. Tho Neet On TIC Scent The
Fun Cry, and The Return.
BoX.shcet for salo Of uctets VIII DO open ~
Ramos'e music store. g3 east Main street,
MONDAY NOINlNd at 9ocl2cF. or 20.
ENTERTAINMENT At VENABLE-
IL STREET BAPTIST CHURCH FRIDAY
FVENING 10 $ O'clock for .hs fcneftot the l"w
house Of worship. TablcauX. Charalcs. ND'al
| and instrumental Music. pleasant efenluE
can he = ent and aworthy object helped Nd
nis-ion. y cents. a. ~ a." 81 ~
DAVIHON THEATRE, BROAD
Z STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND FOU-
SuEE-lte Oriental HEBREW OPERA
COMPANb Of New YORK, under the dire ,iion
OF Mr. B0rcs ThOmnshef.ky. viii perform FRI
DAY EVENING. OctObo. 2l-t. Cor the nr,t time
IN Richmond, the celo5ra.oi opera su!aniie.
cc20.2r
nj OZARr ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Commencing
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18Th,
FOX ROT h NIGHTS.
AID
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
MISS ROSA OSBORNE.
supported ~ company Of Acknowledged
arlsis Ia tho most successful play on the loas0n
FORTUNES FOOL
,-f, it, .,o,,,.t,,, ,f,,,., q, nj oot,-s ~,
night:
ARTICLE 47.
Prices IA usual Branch ticket Onlce az Mau-
rice Ievi'- Music store, on Ninth street. Ocls-5t
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BRIEF COMMENT.

FORAKER is fast gaining recognition
as the foremost political clown of the
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-21
RACING.


VIRGINIA REPORTS, VOL. 81
cases from November /, 1885, 10 Nay ., 1855.
Price $3.50 by mail paid. win be published
a1d ready for delivery FRIDAY, October 2ist
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
&C l0-d&W 1862 Main street
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STORAGE FOR FLOUR.

I'VE ARE PREPARED TO STORE
FLOUR in our new Brick Warehouse on Seven.
teenth street near the grain elevator. side
railroad track extends to the building from the
Newpor-News and Mississippi-valle railroad.
oc 1871 DAVENPORT & NORRIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-21
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

TREAsURRRs oYFIcR,l
HESRico COUNTY, VA, October Is, 1881.
The taxes for State and county for the year
az 1851 viii be ready for collection NOVEMBER
I, 1851, ~ my ONCE, county court house.
The Law imposes a PENALTY OF PER
CENT. ON all taxes remaining unpaid DEcEA-
Bkk !, 1857. Very respectfully,
GEORGE 4. ANDERSON.
~lSsx Treasurer Of Henyic9 ceuaty.
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o5&w PARHAM & co.

A NEW VOLUME OF VIRGINIA
"A REPORTS Volume 81 VIRGINIA RE-
PORTS will be published on FRIDAY NEXT,
2lsT INSTANT. Price, delivered by mail or ex-
press. &2.eO.
The NEW CODE or VIRGINIA and the Re
port Of the Revisers are In press. and when
ready they win be sold by us AZ state prices
Orders solicited. WEST. JOHNSTON & CO.,
cc1g 81 Main street
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EDUCATIONAL.

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
~ Miss SARAH \. RANDOLPH, Principal
l2i4 Euiaw Place, Baltimore. An able and ex-
ptrienced corps Of teachers secure for the pG-
pils Of this School q very thorough course OF
l. strucilon. Apply for circulars to WEsr,
JOHNSTON & GO. &C lSIW
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rmorosNnN.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SIHt ..
SEWER. And DRAlN COMMISSIONERS.
n MAS ~TErfT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-21

Reading notices IN reading-matier type, 5
lines or less, 81; In nonparoil loaded. 75c.
Card Of rates for more space furnished on sp-
plicAtion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-21

ENTERTAINMENT At VENABLE-
H STREET BAPTIST CHURCH FRIDAY
EVENING 10 : o'clock for .he tcneftot the a"w
house Of worship. IabiCauX. CharalCs. ND,al
AMI instrumental Music. 4 pleasant evening
can be Il ent and "A worthy object helped Nd
II. is-ion. - cents. o. 10 WEF2t